Sähkö Matti ja Eero
Local electrical contractor in Hauho, Finland, doing electrical installations, air-source heat pumps, solar power and EV charging points
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Sähkö Matti ja Eero
Sähkö Matti ja Eero Oy is an electrical installation company based in Hauho, Finland. It is part of the nationwide Elfin chain and offers electrical installations, air-source heat pumps, solar power systems and charging solutions.
The company serves projects of all sizes, from large sites to small jobs.
Founded in 2016, the company operates from Hauho. It continues the business of Hauho Sähköpalvelu Oy after an ownership change and keeps the same contact numbers for electrical installation enquiries.
Product: Electrical installation services, air-source heat pump installation, solar power systems and EV charging solutions.
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